Parise scored two goals in Monday's 3-0 win over the Oilers.

EDGE Analysis

He also chipped in four shots, a blocked shot and a plus-2 rating. Parise took some time shaking off his rust after missing the first half of the season, but he's in a groove with the playoffs on the horizon -- the 33-year-old is working on a seven-game point streak, racking up seven goals and nine points over that stretch.

Parise recorded two goals, four shots and a plus-2 rating during Monday's 3-0 win over Edmonton.

EDGE Analysis

This was the third straight game Parise found the back of the net, and he's now up to 12 goals and three assists through 16 games dating back to March 1. The veteran winger will need to continue frequenting the scoresheet for Minnesota to make noise in the playoffs. The Wild are going to be significant underdogs in Round 1 with Ryan Suter (leg) already ruled out for the postseason.

Parise scored twice during Thursday's 5-2 win over Dallas.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran has now marked the scoresheet in 12 of his past 15 contests and also sports a five-game point streak. Parise has found his offensive form and is up to a respectable 12 goals, nine assists and 112 shots through 38 games. Additionally, after a nagging back injury held him out of 39 games this season, it's encouraging to see Parise scoring consistently again.

Parise notched an assist Sunday, but the Wild lost to the Bruins 2-1 in overtime.

EDGE Analysis

The oft-injured winger extended his point streak to three games with his first helper since March 2. Parise has 13 goals and 20 points in 26 games against the Predators, whom the Wild play Tuesday.

Parise scored a goal and had three shots on goal in Friday's win over Vancouver. He's scored four goals with two assists over his last six games. "I feel like physical, it's probably the best I've felt in a few years. It makes a difference just being healthy," he told the Minneapolis Star Tribune.

EDGE Analysis

His five-game point streak is his longest since 2015. Parise missed the first 39 games of the season, so he could be rounding into top form in time for the playoffs.

Parise scored his first goal of the season Saturday against the Lightning.

EDGE Analysis

Parise had one assist in his first seven games after missing the first 39 following back surgery. The Wild have been heating up recently, so it's scary to see Parise get on the board. The veteran is only three years removed from a 33-goal season and can be a lethal fantasy weapon when he gets going. Grab him if hes available, as it's likely only going to get better from this point out.

Parise had three shots on goal in Saturday's loss at Colorado, but didn't have a point. He has just one assist in his first three games since returning from a back injury as he's working into game shape. "The biggest thing is the puck handling and those things. Those things take a little bit of time. He's working, his skating's been fine. Every game he'll get better," head coach Bruce Boudreau told the St. Paul Pioneer Press.

EDGE Analysis

Parise has been getting decent ice time with an average of 15:31 and 2:43 on the power play in his first three games back from injury while skating on the Wild's third line with Charlie Coyle and Joel Eriksson Ek. It may take Parise a few more games until he's back to being an impact factor on the offensive end.

Parise made his season debut Tuesday against the Panthers, logging 13:35 of ice time in a 5-1 victory.

EDGE Analysis

Parise was held without a point in the blowout, but he resumed his role on the first power-play unit and fired three shots on goal. The veteran has sat out all season after having back surgery, so it's great to finally see him back in action. Minnesota's success this season will greatly depend on how Parise performs in the second half, making him a must-own fantasy forward. Parise can be an electrifying goal-scorer when he's at his best, so if he was dropped by a fellow fantasy goer, take advantage and snatch him up now that he's healthy.

Parise (back) has been cleared to play in Tuesday's home game against the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

"I'm glad it's finally here," Parise said Monday. "I'm glad I get a chance to play tomorrow...got the green light." While the veteran scoring pivot is understandably pumped to make his season debut, coach Bruce Boudreau has cautioned that it'll "take some time for him to get to full speed." The 33-year-old has collected 661 points (318 goals, 343 assists) over 830 career contests between the Devils and Wild, so even a limited Parise should be better than your average Joe right off the bat.

Parise (back) was recalled from AHL Iowa on Friday, though he remains on long-term injured reserve.

EDGE Analysis

Returning from a conditioning stint is Parise, who notched an assist in his rehab outing with Iowa on Thursday. The next step for the crafty winger is to practice with the NHL's Wild, with seemingly realistic hopes of making his debut with the big club early on in 2018.